Orioles win streak hits 14 as AL East tension grows
Orioles extend their winning run to 14, widening the lead in the American League East while rivals in Boston Chicago and Minnesota absorb defeats. Earl Weaver calls for calm as Baltimore maintains dominance over the field with strong offensive outputs and clutch pitching.
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Montreal Rookie Hurls 3-Hit 4-0 Win Over Dodgers
Montreal rookie pitched a three hit shutout as the Mets beat the Dodgers 4-0. Manager Walt Alston praised the young right hander after the game. Ferguson and Willie Davis had Dodgers hits, while Steve Rogers improved to 5-3. In other NL games, Phillies beat Giants 7-4, Mets topped Padres 6-5, and Cardinals defeated Astros 6-3 with Reitz driving in five.
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Duncan Grain and My Place Reach Semifinals in City Softball
Action has entered the semifinals of the Duncan Men's Softball Tournament. Friday features Duncan Grain vs Garrison and My Place vs Bellwood. First round was completed last Friday with My Place defeating Silver Dollar 18 3 and Bellwood blanking Air Force 12 0. Sunday and Monday second round saw Garrison topping Coke's Pub 64, Bellwood beating Augustine 7 0, Duncan Grain down Stromsburg 14, and My Place defeating My Place 7 3.
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Genoa football team relies on 14 lettermen for season rise
Genoa builds on last year with 14 lettermen led by Coach Gregg Wibbels. Experienced backfield and strong line aim for a good season. Seniors include Leno Tunkel Jac Ramaekers Doug Miller Chance Elm Mick Swanson Rob Spackran Alan Battles Rich Andreason Bob Johnson Jim Street Dave Nelson Alan Drozd. Also Keith Wolleson Ron Jareke plus Joe Kinder Steve Lund. Schedule lists games from Sep to Nov across multiple towns. Orlando Pena, a Cuban native, returning to Baltimore Orioles after a foot injury and stints with Pittsburgh.
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Badje's 646 tops league in Columbus bowling
Gary Badje fired a 640 series including 22 and 219 to pace Platte Valley League keglers at Columbus. Bow Darrell Janssen posted 216, Jim Lwin 203, Fred Leonhard 202, while Jerry's Champlin earned 951 in a game and ABC Coating 2,585 as a team. In the Women's Classic League Lorraine Moyer led with 228 and 381, Rita Fuhr had an all spare 179, Bea Pensick 525, Loraine Weidner 51%, Neema Rehlen 506. Hadley Brushwait sparked team scoring with a 71 game and 179 series.
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Pro tennis faces second controversy at U.S. Open
New York AP reports up to 20 top pros including Billie Jean King and John Newcombe risk bar from the U.S. Open for signing contracts with World Team Tennis. The ILTF says players may be suspended if they compete in events sanctioned by the federation, with WTT set to begin in May.
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Sport Storts By Paul Ernst Look Ahead to Weekly Telegram Coverage
The Telegram plans weekly features on Dunkel Hoople ratings and Nebraga-UCha preview. Expect coverage of prep teams and colleges, plus Nebraska UCLA NCAA Football opening broadcast with Schenkel Wilkinson and Daugherty in Lincoln.
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Trojans Have the Horses Again in 1973 Football Preview
Major Amos B Hoople surveys the 1973 college gridiron season with USC as the top team and Penn State, Alabama, Michigan, Texas, and others in pursuit. He predicts conference races from the Big Ten to the Southwest, notes returning stars, coaching moves, and key matchups including Nebraska vs UCLA opening day. The piece blends humor with a sweeping season outlook and anticipation for kickoff.
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Kansas loses sophomore QB for at least 6 weeks
Kansas confirms backup quarterback Scott McMichael broke his collarbone during Sunday scrimmage and will miss at least six weeks. Jud Mitchell rises to second string behind Dave Jaynes as Tum rails moves in behind Aitchell amid multiple roster adjustments across Big Eight programs.
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Jud Mitchell
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Local youths prep for 1073 Punt Pass & Kick event
Plans under way for a Rogers-Hi Motor Company co sponsored local PPZK program in casijits with Ford dealers. The national contest enters its 13th year and involves the Monball League and Freed Dealers of America. Ages eight to fourteen may register with a parent or guardian at participating dealers. Scoring centers on accuracy and range in punt pass and kick. Further details to follow.
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Tulsa Narrowly Bests Aeros In American Association Play
Tulsa edged Wichita 5-1 to move within half a game of Wichita in the Western Division. Oklahoma City routed Denver 16-0, Evansville beat Indianapolis 7-3, and Town edged Omaha 1-1.
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Byrnes champion in putting meet at Boulevard Greens
Byrnes won the fifth annual Boulevard Greens putting tournament with 143 in the championship flight. Vince Lusche finished second with 186, Tom McDonnell was third at 196. In the first 72-hole might Noll and Terry Michael tied at 155, with Noll winning the playoff. David Swanson claimed third. Rich Jenkinson had 167, Gene Patocka 173, Tom Watters 174.
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Saints Oust Head Coach J D Roberts
New Orleans owner Mecom fired head coach J D Roberts late Monday and promoted offensive coordinator Jol North to replace him. North, 51, a Vanderbilt product with prior NFL and college coaching experience, takes over after a 2-11-1 and 4-12-2 stretch for the expansion Saints.
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